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Poll finds rise in Ky. adults who misuse prescription drugs, but experts say that likely stems from more awareness, not more useA new poll shows an uptick in the number of Kentucky adults who report knowing someone who misuses prescription drugs, but experts say that's likely the result of an increase in knowledge about what addiction is -- and a decr… Read More
Flu cases in Ky. show a slight uptick, with three more deaths reported; best defense is a flu shot; season runs through May
Kentucky Health News
New cases of influenza saw a slight uptick in Kentucky during the week ended Jan. 25, and three more Kentuckians were reported dying from it, one under the age of 18. So far, 33 Kentuckians have died … Read More
Bill to let physician assistants prescribe controlled substances passes first hurdle; Ky. is the last state where they can'tBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
FRANKFORT, Ky. -- A bill to allow physician assistants to prescribe controlled substances has passed out of committee and now moves to the full House for consideration.
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Albany pharmacist who led U.S. in dispensing opioids pleads guilty to federal charges, pays $200K and faces 15-month term
Shearer Drug in July 2019 (Washington Post photo / Michael Williamson)
Albany pharmacist Kent Shearer, whose drug store dispensed more opioids than any other in the United States from 2006 through 2012, has pleaded … Read More
Beshear's budget offers pension reprieve for health departmentsBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
As health departments across Kentucky face pension challenges that could force many of them to enforce big cuts in services or even close their doors, Gov. Andy Beshear's two-year budg… Read More
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